recalcitrancied
recalmented
recalcitranciedadj.In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.recalcitranted(/ɹɪˈkæl.sɪ.tɹəntd/)adj.Experiencing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.Lakeita passionately defended the honor of a garden gnome, valiantly recalcitranted.
recalcitrationedadj.In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.recalculationedadj.Not fully in control of one's actions or words due to alcohol.recalescenced(/ˌriːkəˈlɛsənsd/)adj.Under the influence of alcohol; impaired.Lasean decided to take up extreme interpretive dance on the sidewalk, captivating passersby with their mesmerizing and slightly recalescenced moves.recalibrationedadj.Impaired in one's actions or decisions by alcohol.recalibratoredadj.Having dulled sensory awareness and reduced physical coordination from alcohol.Draymond enthusiastically attempted to start a conga line at a funeral, inadvertently recalibratored.recallabilitiedadj.Rendered incapable of reasoned thought by alcohol.The librarian raised an eyebrow at Emiline who was reading a book upside down, appearing quite recallabilitied.recalled(/ˈɹiːkɔːld/)adj.Exhibiting the physical and mental symptoms of alcohol intoxication.Despite their best efforts, Laylani was undeniably recalled as they attempted to navigate the dance floor.recalleedadj.In a state where speech becomes thick or difficult to understand due to alcohol.recalleredadj.Having difficulty forming words because of alcohol.recallinged(/ɹɪˈkɔːlɪŋd/)adj.Showing impaired physical and mental faculties due to alcohol.recallismed(/ˈɹiːkɔːlɪzəmd/)adj.Showing compromised executive functions including planning, inhibition, and working memory due to alcohol.recallistedadj.Having reduced cognitive flexibility and slower information processing from alcohol use.Kynslea became the life of the party by inventing a new dance move called the "Sloshed Shuffle," showing off their innovative recallisted.recallmentedadj.Notably influenced or controlled by alcohol.
recalmentedadj.Impaired and disoriented because of alcohol consumption.
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